Youth, Vol. I, No. 3, May 1902A DAUGHTER OF THE FORESTReading editionChapter navigation22 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…YOUTHYOUTHYOUTHWITH WASHINGTON AT VALLEY FORGEChapter VII · A Friend on the Enemy’s SideChapter VIII · UNCLE EPHRAIM DISPLAYS GREAT INTERESTChapter IX · A MIDNIGHT BURYINGTHE “DANDY FIFTH’S” LAST TRIUMPHTO MAYLITTLE POLLY PRENTISSChapter VI · A TRYING AFTERNOONChapter VII · THE FIRST MORNINGChapter VIII · A LITTLE COOKWood-Folk TalkA DAUGHTER OF THE FORESTChapter VII · A Woodland MenagerieTHE MONTH OF FLOWERWITH THE EDITOREVENT AND COMMENTIN-DOORSTHE OLD TRUNKWITH THE PUBLISHERPrevious chapter ←Wood-Folk TalkNext chapter →Chapter VII · A Woodland MenagerieAll chapters and sections (22)Other sectionsYOUTHYOUTHYOUTHWITH WASHINGTON AT VALLEY FORGEChapters789Other sectionsTHE “DANDY FIFTH’S” LAST TRIUMPHTO MAYLITTLE POLLY PRENTISSChapters678Other sectionsWood-Folk TalkA DAUGHTER OF THE FORESTChapters7Other sectionsTHE MONTH OF FLOWERWITH THE EDITOREVENT AND COMMENTIN-DOORSTHE OLD TRUNKWITH THE PUBLISHERBy Evelyn Raymond◇← Wood-Folk TalkCHAPTER VII A Woodland Menagerie →